Answer: The City of Miramichi, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Economic Development Incentive Program (Policy #104), verified 2026-06-07.

Economic Development Incentive Program (Policy #104)

Summary: Incentivizes new construction or value-added expansion in target sectors (aerospace, manufacturing, ICT, cannabis, hotels, energy). Maximum incentive is 5% of infrastructure investment; amortized over five years.


Answer: The City of Miramichi, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Naming Policy for Streets & Civic Facilities (Policy #080); Naming Policy for Streets & Civic Facilities — full PDF (Policy #080); Strategic Priorities 2026, verified 2026-06-07.

Naming Policy for Streets & Civic Facilities (Policy #080)

Summary: Governs naming of new streets and civic facilities in Miramichi. Names must be unique (E911 safety), honour heritage/Mi'kmaq connections or community contributors. Submissions reviewed continuously; Council gives final approval. Maintained Name Bank of approved names.

Naming Policy for Streets & Civic Facilities — full PDF (Policy #080)

Summary: Official PDF of Policy #080 governing street and civic facility naming; hosted on city's Squarespace backend.

Strategic Priorities 2026

Summary: Council-adopted strategic priorities document guiding city programs and services through 2026. Approved at Regular Council Meeting October 21, 2025. Successor to the 2021–2025 Strategic Plan.

By-Laws & Policies — City of Miramichi (index)

Summary: Combined bylaws and policies listing page on the City of Miramichi official website. Links to enacted bylaws and downloadable policy documents including naming policy and community development grants.

City of Miramichi Strategic Plan 2021–2025 (Issuu)

Summary: Published November 2024; the 2021–2025 multi-year strategic plan identifying five community pillars used as eligibility criteria for grant programs.

Growth Plan Study (under development)

Summary: 25-year growth management plan commenced June 2025; expected completion April 2026. Guides residential, employment, and infrastructure growth. Preferred scenario (Option 2: Balanced Growth) chosen by Council March 2026.


Answer: Miramichi, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Miramichi River Valley, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $20.00 un-neutered/un-spayed up to 12 months; $10.00 neutered/spayed; $30.00 un-neutered/un-spayed over 12 months; leash rule: Unleashed animal on public place, others' property, or field/forest without owner control is "running at large"; fines: not less than $100.00 and not more than $500.00. Source: By-Law No. 6 — Miramichi River Valley Animal Control By-Law, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 6 — Miramichi River Valley Animal Control By-Law

Summary: Governs control of animals (incl. dogs) in the Miramichi River Valley, under the Local Governance Act SNB 2017 c 18; read third time and enacted 4 June 2024.

$20.00 un-neutered/un-spayed up to 12 months; $10.00 neutered/spayed; $30.00 un-neutered/un-spayed over 12 months

Unleashed animal on public place, others' property, or field/forest without owner control is "running at large"

not less than $100.00 and not more than $500.00


Answer: The Rural community of Miramichi River Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 8 — A By-Law to Amend Village of Blackville By-Law No. 57 (Blackville Rural Plan) — Rezoning, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 8 — A By-Law to Amend Village of Blackville By-Law No. 57 (Blackville Rural Plan) — Rezoning

Summary: Rezones PID 40037194 on Howard Rd, Blackville by amending the former Village of Blackville Rural Plan (By-Law No. 57), which remains in force for the territory; read in entirety and enacted 27 August 2024.


Answer: In the Rural community of Miramichi River Valley, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings on premises; or allow vacant/dilapidated structures to become public safety hazards.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, Council may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, with costs becoming a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law No. 7 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 7 — A By-Law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Governs dangerous or unsightly premises in the Miramichi River Valley; read third time and enacted 7 May 2024.

No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings on premises; or allow vacant/dilapidated structures to become public safety hazards.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, Council may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, with costs becoming a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: Miramichi River Valley, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

By-Laws — Official Website of the Municipality of Miramichi River Valley

Summary: Official by-laws index for the Municipality of Miramichi River Valley (rural community est. 1 Jan 2023). Lists administrative by-laws plus animal control, dangerous/unsightly premises, and a Blackville Rural Plan amendment.


Answer: The Rural community of Miramichi River Valley, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Village of Blackville Policy on Sewer Disconnections, verified 2026-06-07.

Village of Blackville Policy on Sewer Disconnections

Summary: Predecessor (Village of Blackville) policy, enacted May 11, 2017, setting a standard procedure for disconnecting municipal sewer service: triggered when prior-year arrears exceed $300, with $500 disconnection and $500 reconnection fees.


Answer: Miramichi River Valley, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, construction hours: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday; exemptions: City agents, emergency construction, emergency vehicles, snow removal, public transit, church bells, alarms ≤20 min, designated truck routes, golf course, provincial highway construction; fines: $140-$2,100. Source: By-Law H-102 — Prevention of Excessive Noises / Arrêté H-102 — Prévention des bruits excessifs, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law H-102 — Prevention of Excessive Noises / Arrêté H-102 — Prévention des bruits excessifs

Summary: Prohibits noise likely to cause a public nuisance or disturb residents. Ordained and passed 2 April 2002 (consolidated with later amendments through 2021).

7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday

City agents, emergency construction, emergency vehicles, snow removal, public transit, church bells, alarms ≤20 min, designated truck routes, golf course, provincial highway construction

s. 2(k): "between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. from Monday to Saturday, inclusive"

s. 5(2): "minimum fine...is one hundred and forty dollars ($140) and the maximum fine...is two thousand one hundred dollars ($2,100)"


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: No owner shall permit their animal to be running at large; 'running at large' means not secured by a leash of maximum three metres in a public place or on private property other than the owner's.; fines: $50 minimum to $1,070 maximum (varies by violation type). Source: By-Law H-1322 — Animal Control / Arrêté H-1322 — Surveillance des animaux, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law H-1322 — Animal Control / Arrêté H-1322 — Surveillance des animaux

Summary: Regulates dogs and animals including leash rules, licensing, and dangerous-dog provisions; repeals predecessor H-202. Made and passed 16 August 2022.

No owner shall permit their animal to be running at large; 'running at large' means not secured by a leash of maximum three metres in a public place or on private property other than the owner's.

$50 minimum to $1,070 maximum (varies by violation type)


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief; allowed conditions: With valid permit: Appliance only, dry seasoned firewood, 4:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m., 3m from structures, spark arrestors. Exempt: BBQ, campgrounds, Fire Dept training.; fines: $240.00 minimum to $5,200.00 maximum. Source: By-Law H-621 — Fire Protection / Arrêté H-621 — Protection contre les incendies, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law H-621 — Fire Protection / Arrêté H-621 — Protection contre les incendies

Summary: Governs fire protection including fire pits/open burning and fireworks. Made and passed 19 July 2021; effective 1 January 2022. Residential fire pits permitted by permit; fireworks prohibited without Fire Chief permission.

With valid permit: Appliance only, dry seasoned firewood, 4:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m., 3m from structures, spark arrestors. Exempt: BBQ, campgrounds, Fire Dept training.

s. 9(1)(b) — "where a Permit has been issued as provided for in this By-Law"

s. 16 — "The Fire Chief may issue a Permit under this By-Law"

s. 12 (conditions for Appliance use with permit); s. 10(4) (exempt fires: BBQ, campgrounds, Fire Dept training/education, authorized fires)

s. 18(2) — "minimum fine... is $240.00 and the maximum fine... is $5,200.00"


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law Z-222 — City of Moncton Zoning By-Law / Arrêté de zonage; By-Law Z-323 — Subdivision / Arrêté Z-323 — Lotissement, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law Z-222 — City of Moncton Zoning By-Law / Arrêté de zonage

Summary: Comprehensive zoning by-law governing permitted uses, zones and development standards across the city. Consolidated copy; enactment date left blank in the document (2021) so adopted_date null.

By-Law Z-323 — Subdivision / Arrêté Z-323 — Lotissement

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land within the City of Moncton (repealing Z-320). Consolidated copy shows 'MADE AND PASSED ___ 2023' with day/month blank, so adopted_date null.


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No stopping, standing, or parking on any Highway between midnight and 7:00 a.m. from December 1 to April 15; fines: Minimum $45.00, maximum $125.00 per day. Source: By-Law T-322 — Traffic and Parking / Arrêté T-322 — Circulation et stationnement, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law T-322 — Traffic and Parking / Arrêté T-322 — Circulation et stationnement

Summary: Governs traffic and parking citywide, including winter overnight parking ban (Dec 1–Apr 15). Repeals T-310; made and passed 16 May 2022.

No stopping, standing, or parking on any Highway between midnight and 7:00 a.m. from December 1 to April 15


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, standards: No ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings accumulation, derelict vehicle/equipment/machinery parts, dilapidated building, or vacant building hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; City may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's/occupier's cost, which becomes a debt due to the City.. Source: By-Law Z-824 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises and Property / Arrêté Z-824 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law Z-824 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises and Property / Arrêté Z-824 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Requires properties to be kept clean and free of waste, junk, derelict vehicles, and dilapidated buildings; repeals Z-819. Made and passed 19 August 2024.

No ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings accumulation, derelict vehicle/equipment/machinery parts, dilapidated building, or vacant building hazardous to public safety.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; City may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's/occupier's cost, which becomes a debt due to the City.


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, billing basis: metered; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law P-102 — Development, Maintenance, and Supply of Water / Arrêté P-102 — Approvisionnement en eau; By-Law P-311 — Collection of User-Charges for Water and Sanitary Sewerage Systems / Arrêté P-311 — Redevances pour les systèmes d'eau et d'égouts, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law P-102 — Development, Maintenance, and Supply of Water / Arrêté P-102 — Approvisionnement en eau

Summary: Regulates development, maintenance and supply of the municipal water system, including lawn-watering schedules. Ordained and passed 2 July 2002 (consolidated with later amendments).

By-Law P-215 — Discharge of Wastewater and Stormwater Runoff / Arrêté P-215 — Eaux usées et ruissellement

Summary: Regulates discharge of wastewater and stormwater into sewerage works; prohibits hazardous discharges. Ordained and passed 20 July 2015 (repealing P-209).

By-Law P-311 — Collection of User-Charges for Water and Sanitary Sewerage Systems / Arrêté P-311 — Redevances pour les systèmes d'eau et d'égouts

Summary: Sets user charges for municipal water and sanitary sewer services, billing and enforcement; repeals P-302. Made and passed 6 February 2012.

annual user-charge billed on a quarterly or monthly basis


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, sorting required: True; container or bag limit: plastic garbage bags no greater than 89 cm (35") wide and 120 cm (47") long... at no time weights more than 20 kilograms (44 pounds); accepted or banned: Accepted: Wet (food, yard) and Dry (paper, plastic). Banned: HHW, construction waste, medical waste, tires, ash.; fee: weekly user charge in such amount as determined by Council... billed on a monthly basis. Source: By-Law P-506 – Alternate Waste Collection / Arrêté collecte déchets service parallèle, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law P-506 – Alternate Waste Collection / Arrêté collecte déchets service parallèle

Summary: Moncton alternate/parallel waste collection bylaw governing supplemental garbage and recycling collection services alongside the main P-424 collection program.

plastic garbage bags no greater than 89 cm (35") wide and 120 cm (47") long... at no time weights more than 20 kilograms (44 pounds)

Accepted: Wet (food, yard) and Dry (paper, plastic). Banned: HHW, construction waste, medical waste, tires, ash.

weekly user charge in such amount as determined by Council... billed on a monthly basis

Schedule "A", Schedule "B", Schedule "C", Schedule "D"


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: any person who engages in a temporary business of selling and delivering goods... for less than forty-five (45) consecutive days; fee: amount as determined by Council and described in the Fees and Charges By-Law; renewal: valid only for one calendar day. Source: By-Law L-202 – Transient Traders / Arrêté vendeurs ambulants, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law L-202 – Transient Traders / Arrêté vendeurs ambulants

Summary: Moncton bylaw regulating transient traders and itinerant vendors operating within the city.

any person who engages in a temporary business of selling and delivering goods... for less than forty-five (45) consecutive days

amount as determined by Council and described in the Fees and Charges By-Law


Answer: In the City of Moncton, New Brunswick, schedule scope: Municipal fees and charges for building, transit, recreation, parking, water/wastewater, fire, engineering, and planning services across City of Moncton; notable fees: Building permit $8/$1,000 (min $25); dog licence $10–$20; bus single fare $3.00; zoo admission $13–$21; parking $2.50/hr; water fixed fee $15.27/month (19mm service); effective date: January 1, 2024. Source: By-Law A-1324 – Fees and Charges / Droits, tarifs et redevances, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law A-1324 – Fees and Charges / Droits, tarifs et redevances

Summary: Moncton consolidated schedule of municipal fees and charges (droits, tarifs et redevances) covering a broad range of city services and permits.

Municipal fees and charges for building, transit, recreation, parking, water/wastewater, fire, engineering, and planning services across City of Moncton

Building permit $8/$1,000 (min $25); dog licence $10–$20; bus single fare $3.00; zoo admission $13–$21; parking $2.50/hr; water fixed fee $15.27/month (19mm service)

s. 3–4; Appendix A and Appendix B schedules 1–21

Schedule 1 (building permit); Schedule 2 (dog licence); Schedule 3 (single-ride fare); Schedule 12 (zoo admission); Schedule 15 (parking hourly); Schedule 21 (water fixed fee)

s. 11: "This By-Law comes into force on January 1, 2024"


Answer: Moncton, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Airbnb short-term rentals to remain unregulated in Moncton | CBC News

Summary: Council voted Nov 2022 to delay STR regulation. As of this verification, no standalone short-term-rental by-law exists in Moncton. Context/dead-lead item, not an adopted by-law.

By-Law A-1419 — Tourism Accommodation Levy / Arrêté A-1419 — Prélèvement sur l'hébergement touristique

Summary: Imposes a 3.5% levy on tourism accommodations (rentals under 31 days); operators register and remit monthly. A revenue levy, not an STR licensing/zoning by-law. Ordained and passed 15 July 2019, effective 1 September 2019.

By-Laws Index — City of Moncton / Ville de Moncton

Summary: Official by-laws index listing all City of Moncton bylaws by category with bilingual PDF links.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Corporate Procurement Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Corporate Procurement Policy

Summary: Governs corporate procurement for the City of Moncton; sets purchasing rules, ethics, and expenditure approval authority. Owner: Finance. Council approved Dec 17, 2018; last reviewed July 15, 2024.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Annual Community Grant Administration and Evaluation Policy; Financial Incentive Program Policy; Funding Application Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Annual Community Grant Administration and Evaluation Policy

Summary: Governs City of Moncton's annual community grants; sets eligibility criteria, application process, and council evaluation framework for funding community organizations.

Financial Incentive Program Policy

Summary: Governs City of Moncton Economic Development financial incentives for downtown and commercial development; sets eligibility, grant amounts, and application process.

Funding Application Policy

Summary: Governs City of Moncton applications to external government funding programs; sets approval, reporting, and accountability requirements.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Drug and Alcohol Policy; Respectful Workplace Policy; Workplace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Drug and Alcohol Policy

Summary: Governs drug and alcohol use by City of Moncton employees; covers testing, safety-sensitive positions, and employee assistance.

Respectful Workplace Policy

Summary: Prohibits harassment, discrimination, and workplace violence for City of Moncton employees; establishes reporting and investigation procedures.

Workplace Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy

Summary: Commits the City of Moncton to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace; sets obligations for staff and leadership on equity practices.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Records Management Policy; Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Policy; Video Surveillance Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Records Management Policy

Summary: Sets standards for creating, maintaining, retaining, and disposing of City of Moncton records. Managed by the City Clerk's Office.

Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Policy

Summary: Governs how the City of Moncton collects, manages, and discloses personal information, aligned with New Brunswick's RTIPPA. Applies to all city staff and departments.

Video Surveillance Policy

Summary: Governs collection, retention, access, and disposal of video surveillance footage at City of Moncton facilities. Owner department: City Manager.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Elected Officials and Administration Information Policy; Official Languages Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Elected Officials and Administration Information Policy

Summary: Governs how information is shared between elected officials and City of Moncton administration.

Official Languages Policy

Summary: Commits the City of Moncton to bilingual (English/French) service delivery; sets standards for communications, signage, and public engagement in both official languages.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Accounts Receivable, Collections Policy; Capital Asset Policy; Debt Management Policy; Investment Policy; Reserves Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Accounts Receivable, Collections Policy

Summary: Governs City of Moncton accounts receivable management; sets collection steps, write-off procedures, and timelines.

Capital Asset Policy

Summary: Sets thresholds and procedures for capitalization, depreciation, and disposal of City of Moncton capital assets.

Debt Management Policy

Summary: Sets limits and conditions for City of Moncton borrowing; governs debt levels, repayment timelines, and council approval thresholds.

Investment Policy

Summary: Governs the City of Moncton's investment of municipal funds; sets eligible instruments, risk parameters, and reporting obligations.

Reserves Policy

Summary: Governs the establishment, funding, and use of City of Moncton financial reserve funds.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Open Data Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Open Data Policy

Summary: Governs the City of Moncton's publication of municipal data as open data; sets formats, licensing, and update standards for datasets made publicly available.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Administration of Agencies, Boards, Commissions, and Committees (ABCC) Policy; Code of Conduct in City Facilities; Travel and Expense Policy for Elected Officials; Whistleblower Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Administration of Agencies, Boards, Commissions, and Committees (ABCC) Policy

Summary: Governs the creation, mandate, membership, and reporting requirements for City of Moncton agencies, boards, commissions, and committees.

Code of Conduct in City Facilities

Summary: Sets behavioural expectations for staff, visitors, and members of the public using City of Moncton facilities.

Travel and Expense Policy for Elected Officials

Summary: Sets allowable travel and expense reimbursement rules for City of Moncton elected officials; defines eligible expenses and approval process.

Whistleblower Policy

Summary: Protects City of Moncton employees who report wrongdoing; establishes confidential reporting channels and non-retaliation provisions.


Answer: The City of Moncton, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Encampment Response Protocol; Level of Service Policy; Traffic Calming Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Encampment Response Protocol

Summary: Governs the City of Moncton's approach to encampments on municipal property; sets notice requirements, outreach steps, and removal procedures.

Level of Service Policy

Summary: Establishes City of Moncton service delivery standards across municipal departments; defines minimum service levels and guides resource allocation. Effective June 18, 2018; reaffirmed through annual budget approvals.

Traffic Calming Policy

Summary: Sets criteria and process for the City of Moncton to install traffic calming measures (speed humps, curb extensions) on residential streets.

Policies — City of Moncton (policy index)

Summary: Comprehensive index of 79 City of Moncton council-approved policies across 18 departments, maintained by the Office of the City Clerk. Covers procurement, HR, finance, planning, engineering, recreation, communications, culture, legal, IT and more.


Answer: Moncton, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, construction hours: 07:00-14:00 Monday to Saturday; exemptions: Town agents/contractors on duty, snow removal equipment, emergency vehicles, Council-approved events; fines: $50.00-$200.00. Source: By-Law No. S-6 — Disturbance By Noise, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. S-6 — Disturbance By Noise

Summary: Prohibits disturbing noise within the municipality (former Town of Nackawic; in force under the RC). Third reading 15 September 2003.

Town agents/contractors on duty, snow removal equipment, emergency vehicles, Council-approved events

s. 2.03(a): "seven o'clock in the forenoon and ten o'clock in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday"

s. 3: "not less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) and not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00)"


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs not on owner's property must be on a leash and/or under control of a responsible person.; fines: not less than $25.00 and not more than $500.00; Schedule A initial fines $50–$150, maximum $640 (Category B). Source: By-Law No. S-2025-01 — Control and Licensing of Dogs, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. S-2025-01 — Control and Licensing of Dogs

Summary: Governs licensing and control of dogs within the Nackawic-Millville Rural Community. Duly passed and enacted 17 March 2025.

Dogs not on owner's property must be on a leash and/or under control of a responsible person.

not less than $25.00 and not more than $500.00; Schedule A initial fines $50–$150, maximum $640 (Category B)

s. 2 def. 'Running at Large': "not on a leash and/or under the control of a person responsible"


Answer: The Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 50.1 — Subdivisions; By-Law No. 51-2017 — Zoning; By-Law No. 71-2016 — Municipal Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 50.1 — Subdivisions

Summary: Controls subdivision of land within the municipality (former Town of Nackawic; in force under the RC). Third reading 7 May 2012.

By-Law No. 51-2017 — Zoning

Summary: Primary zoning by-law (Town of Nackawic Zoning By-Law 51-17; in force under the RC). Read third time in entirety 3 April 2017.

By-Law No. 71-2016 — Municipal Plan

Summary: Municipal plan establishing long-term land use policy (Town of Nackawic Municipal Plan 71-2016; in force under the RC). Read third time in entirety 4 April 2016.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, or structurally hazardous buildings.; enforcement: Officer issues written notice; if uncomplied, municipality may clean up premises or demolish building at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property.. Source: By-Law No. S-8 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. S-8 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Addresses dangerous or unsightly premises (former Town of Nackawic; in force under the RC). Third reading 18 April 2006.

No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, or structurally hazardous buildings.

Officer issues written notice; if uncomplied, municipality may clean up premises or demolish building at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property.

190.04(1)(a)–(c): "cost of carrying out such work…is chargeable to the owner"


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, where allowed: Otis Drive and portions of Route #605 and Route #105 as set out in Schedule "A"; prohibited on all other town streets; helmet or age rules: Valid driver's licence required (s. 5); drivers and passengers must wear a helmet conforming to Motor Vehicle Act standards (s. 8). Source: By-Law No. T-3 — Traffic (ATV), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. T-3 — Traffic (ATV)

Summary: Regulates operation of all-terrain vehicles on municipal roads and public property within Nackawic-Millville. Third reading 19 April 2022.

Otis Drive and portions of Route #605 and Route #105 as set out in Schedule "A"; prohibited on all other town streets

Valid driver's licence required (s. 5); drivers and passengers must wear a helmet conforming to Motor Vehicle Act standards (s. 8)


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, sale or use restricted: possession and discharge of fireworks prohibited; discharge of spring guns and air rifles prohibited except in designated areas; permit available: written consent of the Town Council and/or the Chief Administrative Officer allows fireworks possession and discharge. Source: By-Law No. S-7 — Fireworks, Spring Guns and Air Rifles, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. S-7 — Fireworks, Spring Guns and Air Rifles

Summary: Regulates discharge of fireworks, spring guns, and air rifles (former Town of Nackawic; in force under the RC). Third reading 15 November 2004.

possession and discharge of fireworks prohibited; discharge of spring guns and air rifles prohibited except in designated areas

written consent of the Town Council and/or the Chief Administrative Officer allows fireworks possession and discharge

"written consent of the Town Council and/or the Chief Administrative Officer"


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat or metered. Source: By-Law No. W-1 — Water and Sewerage Systems; By-Law No. W-2023-01 — Water and Sewer Rates, verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. W-1 — Water and Sewerage Systems

Summary: Governs municipal water supply and sewerage systems (former Town of Nackawic; in force under the RC). Third reading 19 April 2004.

By-Law No. W-2023-01 — Water and Sewer Rates

Summary: Sets water rates and sewer rental fees for the Nackawic-Millville Rural Community utility. Third reading 4 December 2023.

By-Law No. W-3 — Regulating the Discharge of Water or Wastewater

Summary: Regulates discharge of water or wastewater into the municipal system (former Town of Nackawic; in force under the RC). Third reading 19 April 2004.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, collection schedule: one collection each week; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: capacity not exceeding 250 liters; place garbage in plastic bags within the receptacle; accepted or banned: Ashes, furniture, street rubbish banned from garbage. Paper/cardboard accepted separately. Inorganic burning prohibited.. Source: S-2023-2 – A By-law Respecting the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material, verified 2026-06-07.

S-2023-2 – A By-law Respecting the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material

Summary: Nackawic-Millville Rural Community bylaw governing the collection and disposal of garbage and other material, adopted 2023.

capacity not exceeding 250 liters; place garbage in plastic bags within the receptacle

Ashes, furniture, street rubbish banned from garbage. Paper/cardboard accepted separately. Inorganic burning prohibited.


Answer: Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Municipal Bylaws Index — Nackawic-Millville Rural Community

Summary: Official by-laws index for the Rural Community of Nackawic-Millville, organized by category with PDF links.


Answer: The Rural community of Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Municipal Plan By-Law No. 71(16); Public Works Policies, verified 2026-06-07.

Municipal Plan By-Law No. 71(16)

Summary: Adopted municipal plan (By-Law No. 71(16), cover dated March 2016) for the former Town of Nackawic / Millville area, governing land use and development. Scanned PDF; carried forward on the Nackawic-Millville Rural Community official site.

Public Works Policies

Summary: Internal Public Works Department policy document for the Town of Nackawic covering water supply/chlorination, wastewater treatment, and roads & streets maintenance standards. No adoption date stated.

Municipal Bylaws Index

Summary: Nackawic-Millville Rural Community bylaws and plan index page listing all municipal bylaws and the 71-2016 Municipal Plan.


Answer: Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, construction hours: 06:00-23:00 Monday to Saturday; exemptions: Village employees on duty, snow removal equipment, emergency vehicles, Council-approved events.; fines: $50.00-$200.00. Source: By-Law No. S-5 — A By-Law to Prevent Noise and Nuisances (Former Village of Stanley), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. S-5 — A By-Law to Prevent Noise and Nuisances (Former Village of Stanley)

Summary: Prevents noise and nuisances; predecessor by-law from the former Village of Stanley (enacted 2003, exact day handwritten/illegible), still posted by the NRC as no replacement enacted.

Village employees on duty, snow removal equipment, emergency vehicles, Council-approved events.

s. 1.03(a): "between six o'clock in the forenoon and eleven o'clock in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday"

Penalty Provision: "not less than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) and not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00)"


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $20.00 annual (female or male); $15.00 annual (neutered male/spayed female); $20.00 annual kennel licence (per dog); $2.00 replacement tag; leash rule: No owner of a dog shall allow such dog to run at large in the municipality.; fines: not less than $50.00 and not more than $200.00; second offence $75.00; third offence $100.00. Source: By-Law No. S-2-A — A By-Law Regulating the Keeping and Licensing of Dogs (Former Village of Stanley), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. S-2-A — A By-Law Regulating the Keeping and Licensing of Dogs (Former Village of Stanley)

Summary: Regulates the keeping and licensing of dogs; predecessor by-law from the former Village of Stanley (enacted 2005, exact day handwritten/illegible), still operative under the NRC.

$20.00 annual (female or male); $15.00 annual (neutered male/spayed female); $20.00 annual kennel licence (per dog); $2.00 replacement tag

No owner of a dog shall allow such dog to run at large in the municipality.

not less than $50.00 and not more than $200.00; second offence $75.00; third offence $100.00


Answer: The Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 2024-07 — Amendment to Nashwaak Valley Rural Plan (Pond Rezoning); By-Law No. L-3 — Subdivision By-Law (Former Village of Stanley); Rural Plan v14 — Village of Stanley Rural Plan (Former Village of Stanley), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 2024-07 — Amendment to Nashwaak Valley Rural Plan (Pond Rezoning)

Summary: Amends the Nashwaak Valley Planning Area Rural Plan Regulation (rezoning). First/second reading 21 August 2024; handwritten third-reading date illegible, so adopted_date null.

By-Law No. L-3 — Subdivision By-Law (Former Village of Stanley)

Summary: Subdivision by-law for the former Village of Stanley (enacted 2003, handwritten day illegible), still posted by the NRC as applicable.

Rural Plan v14 — Village of Stanley Rural Plan (Former Village of Stanley)

Summary: Village of Stanley Rural Plan By-Law (first adopted 1978; v14 consolidation), still applicable to the NRC territory. Includes zoning designations and land use policies. Precise enactment date not stated.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No parking on municipal roads between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from November 1 to April 30 to facilitate snow removal and road maintenance.; fines: Parking violations: minimum $50, maximum $250. Parking in a fire lane or obstructing emergency services: minimum $100, maximum $500.. Source: By-Law No. 24-06 — Parking Bylaw (Nashwaak Rural Community), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 24-06 — Parking Bylaw (Nashwaak Rural Community)

Summary: Governs parking on municipal roads and public property; repeals the former Village of Stanley parking by-law. Read third time and enacted 18 December 2024.

No parking on municipal roads between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from November 1 to April 30 to facilitate snow removal and road maintenance.

Parking violations: minimum $50, maximum $250. Parking in a fire lane or obstructing emergency services: minimum $100, maximum $500.

s. 3.3 "No parking is permitted on municipal roads between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from November 1 to April 30"

s. 5.1 "minimum fine of $50 and a maximum fine of $250" / "minimum fine of $100 and a maximum fine of $500"


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; no vacant/structurally unsound buildings posing safety hazards.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as debt or lien on property.. Source: By-Law No. 24-03 — Unsightly Premises Bylaw (Nashwaak Rural Community), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 24-03 — Unsightly Premises Bylaw (Nashwaak Rural Community)

Summary: Governs unsightly premises in the Nashwaak Rural Community; repeals the former Village of Stanley premises by-law. Third reading and enacted 21 February 2024.

No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; no vacant/structurally unsound buildings posing safety hazards.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as debt or lien on property.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, where allowed: Permitted on specific named municipal streets in Stanley (Giants Glen Rd, Ward Settlement Rd, Bridge St, Main St lower end, Centennial St, Mick Rd); helmet or age rules: Driver and all occupants must properly wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed by Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act; where allowed: Permitted on Giants Glen Road, Bridge Street, Main Street (Bridge to Centennial), Centennial Street, Mick Road during winter season.; helmet or age rules: Drivers must hold a valid driver's licence and carry proof of insurance as required by provincial regulations.. Source: By-Law No. 24-02 — ATV By-law (Nashwaak Rural Community); By-Law No. 24-05 — Snowmobile Bylaw (Nashwaak Rural Community), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. 24-02 — ATV By-law (Nashwaak Rural Community)

Summary: Regulates operation of all-terrain vehicles within the Nashwaak Rural Community. Third reading (complete reading) 21 February 2024.

Permitted on specific named municipal streets in Stanley (Giants Glen Rd, Ward Settlement Rd, Bridge St, Main St lower end, Centennial St, Mick Rd)

Driver and all occupants must properly wear a helmet complying with standards prescribed by Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act

s. 1 General Conditions: "permitted to operate an Off-road vehicle on all the municipal streets listed below"

s. 5: "driver or any occupant of the off-road vehicle must be properly wearing a helmet that complies with the standards prescribed by Regulations under the Motor Vehicle Act"

By-Law No. 24-05 — Snowmobile Bylaw (Nashwaak Rural Community)

Summary: Designates roads accessible to snowmobiles within the Nashwaak Rural Community (season Nov 15–Apr 15). Third reading 18 December 2024.

Permitted on Giants Glen Road, Bridge Street, Main Street (Bridge to Centennial), Centennial Street, Mick Road during winter season.

Drivers must hold a valid driver's licence and carry proof of insurance as required by provincial regulations.


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. W-1 — A By-Law Relating to the Sewerage System (Former Village of Stanley), verified 2026-06-07.

By-Law No. W-1 — A By-Law Relating to the Sewerage System (Former Village of Stanley)

Summary: Governs the Stanley-area sewerage system; predecessor by-law (handwritten enactment date illegible) still posted by the NRC as operative.

s. 4.08(a): "owners of dwellings or buildings shall utilize such system by connecting to it"

s. 7.04: "User units are identified on Schedule \"A\" hereto attached"


Answer: In the Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick, collection schedule: at least once a week; sorting required: True; accepted or banned: hazardous or toxic materials, including but not limited to batteries, chemicals, paint, and electronics. Source: 24-04 Garbage Bylaw, verified 2026-06-07.

24-04 Garbage Bylaw

Summary: Nashwaak Rural Community bylaw 24-04 governing garbage collection and disposal, adopted 2024. Document hosted on the municipality's GoDaddy website builder platform.

hazardous or toxic materials, including but not limited to batteries, chemicals, paint, and electronics


Answer: Nashwaak, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-07.

Bylaws & Policies — Nashwaak Rural Community

Summary: Official by-laws index for the Nashwaak Rural Community (NRC), listing NRC by-laws plus retained former Village of Stanley by-laws. PDFs hosted on the GoDaddy/wsimg CDN.


Answer: The Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Nashwaak CCAP Final Report (Community Climate Adaptation Plan), verified 2026-06-07.

Nashwaak CCAP Final Report (Community Climate Adaptation Plan)

Summary: Nashwaak Rural Community Climate Change Adaptation Plan, final report dated February 2025 (Dillon Consulting). Addresses flood risk and community resilience for the former Village of Stanley area. Published on the municipal website.


Answer: Nashwaak, New Brunswick has no financial policies policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Budgets and Plans Page

Summary: Nashwaak Rural Community page hosting annual budgets, audited financial statements, annual reports, the NRC Strategic Plan 2023-2026, and the CCAP Final Report.


Answer: The Rural community of Nashwaak, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: NRC Strategic Plan 2023-2026; Village of Stanley Rural Plan (By-Law No. 20-01), verified 2026-06-07.

NRC Strategic Plan 2023-2026

Summary: Nashwaak Rural Community's inaugural four-year strategic plan (2023-2026) across six pillars: general government, public safety, infrastructure, recreation, community development, advocacy. Published on the NRC official site. No adoption date stated in the document.

Village of Stanley Rural Plan (By-Law No. 20-01)

Summary: Adopted rural land use plan (Stanley By-Law No. 20-01) for the former Village of Stanley / Nashwaak Valley area, governing land use, zoning, and development. Carried forward on the Nashwaak Rural Community official site (2023-reform).

Bylaws & Policies Index

Summary: Nashwaak Rural Community bylaws and policies index page listing all NRC by-laws, former Village of Stanley by-laws, and the Rural Plan.


Answer: Nashwaak, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Village of Neguac, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté 07-2022 — Arrêté de construction de Neguac; Plan rural 99-33 — Plan rural de Neguac (version refondue), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 07-2022 — Arrêté de construction de Neguac

Summary: Building/construction bylaw for the Village of Neguac governing construction, renovation, and building permit requirements. Third reading and adoption 30 May 2022.

Plan rural 99-33 — Plan rural de Neguac (version refondue)

Summary: Consolidated rural plan bylaw for the Village of Neguac establishing land-use designations and development policy. Original plan adopted 21 June 1999; consolidation incorporates amendments to 23 June 2015.


Answer: In the Village of Neguac, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: Il est interdit de stationner, garer ou arrêter un véhicule ou de laisser un véhicule non-surveillé entre 00:01h et 07:00h sur toutes les routes de la municipalité durant les mois de novembre, décembre, janvier, février, mars et avril.; fines: amende de deux cent dollars (200$) au plus. Source: Arrêté 95-05 — Arrêté concernant la circulation sur les rues de Neguac, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 95-05 — Arrêté concernant la circulation sur les rues de Neguac

Summary: Traffic and street-circulation bylaw for the Village of Neguac. Designates priority streets, regulates parking and road use; defines school zones and intersections.

Il est interdit de stationner, garer ou arrêter un véhicule ou de laisser un véhicule non-surveillé entre 00:01h et 07:00h sur toutes les routes de la municipalité durant les mois de novembre, décembre, janvier, février, mars et avril.

amende de deux cent dollars (200$) au plus


Answer: In the Village of Neguac, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: unit. Source: Arrêté 06-2022 — Arrêté concernant les égouts sanitaire et pluvial, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 06-2022 — Arrêté concernant les égouts sanitaire et pluvial

Summary: Regulates sanitary and storm sewers in the Village of Neguac, including connection requirements, prohibited discharges, and maintenance obligations. Third reading and adoption 25 September 2023.

s. 3(2): "doit procéder au raccordement dudit immeuble au réseau d'égout sanitaire"

s. 9(2): "nombre d'unité imputable…établi par catégorie selon les différents types d'immeubles"


Answer: In the Village of Neguac, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Peddlers (colporteurs) and itinerant merchants (marchands ambulants) operating in Neguac, with listed exemptions; fee: 100 $ par année (période se terminant le 31 décembre) pour un résident de la municipalité ; 200 $ par année (période se terminant le 31 décembre) si le titulaire n'est pas un résident de la municipalité; renewal: Annual; expires December 31 of the year of issuance. Source: Arrêté 41-2019 — Arrêté concernant les colporteurs et les marchands ambulants, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 41-2019 — Arrêté concernant les colporteurs et les marchands ambulants

Summary: Regulates peddlers and itinerant merchants in the Village of Neguac. Outside target categories (recorded as other). Third reading and adoption 25 May 2020.

Peddlers (colporteurs) and itinerant merchants (marchands ambulants) operating in Neguac, with listed exemptions

100 $ par année (période se terminant le 31 décembre) pour un résident de la municipalité ; 200 $ par année (période se terminant le 31 décembre) si le titulaire n'est pas un résident de la municipalité

Annual; expires December 31 of the year of issuance

"nul ne peut se livrer aux activités"; "de colporteur ou de marchand ambulant sans disposer"

"colporteur ou de marchand ambulant"; "le présent arrêté ne s'applique pas aux"

"100 $ par année (période se terminant le 31 décembre)"; "200 $ par année (période se terminant le 31 décembre)"

"expirent le 31 décembre de l'année de leur délivrance"


Answer: The Village of Neguac, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 09-2025 — Arrêté concernant la redevance sur l'hébergement touristique, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 09-2025 — Arrêté concernant la redevance sur l'hébergement touristique

Summary: Tourism accommodation levy (redevance) on short-stay accommodation (31 days or less) in Neguac, remitted to the CSRPA for regional promotion. Recategorized to other: this is a bed/accommodation levy, not a short-term-rental licensing regime. Adopted 23 March 2026; in force 1 April 2026.

Arrêtés, Politiques et Règlements Municipaux — Village de Neguac

Summary: Bylaws index page for the Village of Neguac listing municipal arrêtés with PDF links. Bilingual community; bylaws in French.


Answer: Neguac, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, quiet hours: Mon–Fri: 21:00–06:00; Sat/Sun/holidays: 18:00–09:00 (nighttime = times other than daytime); construction hours: Mon–Fri 06:00–21:00; Sat/Sun/holidays 09:00–18:00; exemptions: Emergency vehicles, snow removal, church bells, municipal/provincial equipment, residential maintenance 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. daily, farm animals, lawful athletic activities, council-approved exemptions; fines: not less than $250.00 and not more than $2,100.00 for each day of continuing offence. Source: Noise Control By-law No. 55-2022, verified 2026-06-05.

Noise Control By-law No. 55-2022

Summary: Prohibits and controls noise within the Village of New Maryland; regulates noise from equipment, animals, and activities. Repeals By-law 55-2010. Enacted 16 February 2022.

Mon–Fri: 21:00–06:00; Sat/Sun/holidays: 18:00–09:00 (nighttime = times other than daytime)

Mon–Fri 06:00–21:00; Sat/Sun/holidays 09:00–18:00

Emergency vehicles, snow removal, church bells, municipal/provincial equipment, residential maintenance 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. daily, farm animals, lawful athletic activities, council-approved exemptions

not less than $250.00 and not more than $2,100.00 for each day of continuing offence

s. 2.0 definitions of "Daytime" and "Nighttime"


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $30.00 non-neutered/non-spayed; $15.00 neutered/spayed; $200.00 dangerous dog; leash rule: Animal not secured by leash two metres or less and under owner control is running at large.; fines: $50.00 voluntary (before charge laid); $75.00 voluntary (after charge laid); minimum $140.00 on summary conviction. Source: Animal Control By-Law No. 52-2006 (consolidated November 2010), verified 2026-06-05.

Animal Control By-Law No. 52-2006 (consolidated November 2010)

Summary: Governs licensing, leashing, and control of animals in the Village of New Maryland. Enacted 21 February 2007; consolidated November 2010.

$30.00 non-neutered/non-spayed; $15.00 neutered/spayed; $200.00 dangerous dog

Animal not secured by leash two metres or less and under owner control is running at large.

$50.00 voluntary (before charge laid); $75.00 voluntary (after charge laid); minimum $140.00 on summary conviction

"secured by a leash which is two (2) metres or less in length and under the control of the owner"


Answer: The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Subdivision By-law No. 07-2020; Zoning By-law No. 04-2019 (Consolidated January 2024), verified 2026-06-05.

Subdivision By-law No. 07-2020

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land within the Village of New Maryland; sets requirements for lot creation, streets, and servicing. Replaced By-law 07-2016.

Zoning By-law No. 04-2019 (Consolidated January 2024)

Summary: Zoning regulations for the Village of New Maryland; governs land use, zones, permitted uses, and development controls. Consolidated to January 2024. Replaced By-law 04-2016.


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall park between midnight and 7:00 a.m. of any day during the Winter Period (November 1 to March 31 inclusive), or leave any vehicle unattended during periods of snowfall, on any street or highway so as to interfere with snow removal operations.; fines: Not less than $25.00 for general violations; not less than $125.00 for disabled parking zone violations (s. 3.04(b)).. Source: Traffic and Parking By-law No. 63-2022, verified 2026-06-05.

Traffic and Parking By-law No. 63-2022

Summary: Regulates traffic and parking in the Village of New Maryland; includes winter-period (1 Nov–31 Mar) parking provisions, no-parking zones, and fire lanes. Enacted 16 February 2022.

No person shall park between midnight and 7:00 a.m. of any day during the Winter Period (November 1 to March 31 inclusive), or leave any vehicle unattended during periods of snowfall, on any street or highway so as to interfere with snow removal operations.

Not less than $25.00 for general violations; not less than $125.00 for disabled parking zone violations (s. 3.04(b)).

s. 3.04(c); "Winter Period" defined s. 2.02


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, standards: Prohibited: ashes, junk, rubbish, derelict vehicles/equipment, dilapidated buildings on premises; vacant/unoccupied buildings posing public safety hazard; structurally unsound or dilapidated buildings.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's/occupier's cost; costs become a debt due to local government.. Source: Dangerous or Unsightly Premises and Property By-law No. 57-2024, verified 2026-06-05.

Dangerous or Unsightly Premises and Property By-law No. 57-2024

Summary: Regulates dangerous or unsightly premises and property in the Village of New Maryland; allows enforcement against unsafe or blighted properties.

Prohibited: ashes, junk, rubbish, derelict vehicles/equipment, dilapidated buildings on premises; vacant/unoccupied buildings posing public safety hazard; structurally unsound or dilapidated buildings.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's/occupier's cost; costs become a debt due to local government.


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, sale or use restricted: possession and discharge; permit available: Yes; issued by the New Maryland Fire Chief or designate. Source: Fireworks By-law No. 58-2022, verified 2026-06-05.

Fireworks By-law No. 58-2022

Summary: Regulates the use of fireworks within the Village of New Maryland; sets permit requirements, permitted times, and prohibited areas. Enacted (final reading) 19 October 2022.

Yes; issued by the New Maryland Fire Chief or designate

s. 3.01: "No person shall possess or discharge any authorized fireworks"

s. 4.01: "The New Maryland Fire Chief or designate is responsible for issuing permits"


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered; connection mandatory: False; billing basis: metered. Source: A By-law Relating to the Water and Sewer Systems No. 42-2020; A By-law Respecting Water Rates and Sewer Rentals No. 40-2020 (Consolidated May 2026), verified 2026-06-05.

A By-law Relating to the Water and Sewer Systems No. 42-2020

Summary: Governs operation, connections, and use of water and sewer systems in the Village of New Maryland; sets connection requirements and prohibited discharges. Enacted 16 September 2020.

A By-law Respecting Water Rates and Sewer Rentals No. 40-2020 (Consolidated May 2026)

Summary: Sets water and sewer rates and rental fees for the Village of New Maryland; establishes billing and utility payment obligations. Enacted 16 December 2020; consolidated May 2026.


Answer: In the Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick, collection schedule: 1 (one) collection each week; container or bag limit: capacity of not more than 125 (one hundred twenty-five) litres... weight of not more than 20 (twenty) kilograms; accepted or banned: Ashes, grass clippings, incombustible material, street rubbish, hazardous material, large furniture, construction waste prohibited.. Source: By-law No. 59-2020 – A By-law Respecting the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. 59-2020 – A By-law Respecting the Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material

Summary: Village of New Maryland bylaw 59-2020 governing the collection and disposal of garbage and other material within the municipality.

capacity of not more than 125 (one hundred twenty-five) litres... weight of not more than 20 (twenty) kilograms

Ashes, grass clippings, incombustible material, street rubbish, hazardous material, large furniture, construction waste prohibited.


Answer: New Maryland, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Municipal By-Laws Index

Summary: Official bylaws listing page for the Village of New Maryland; indexes current adopted bylaws with PDF links.


Answer: The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Policy RD-1 — Field Booking Procedure and Schedule of Fees; Policy RD-4 — Summer Day Camp Program Fees; Policy RD-5 — Little Fingers Program Fees; Policy RD-7 — NMES Booking Procedures and Regulations; Policy RD-8 — Liability Waiver Form, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy RD-1 — Field Booking Procedure and Schedule of Fees

Summary: Governs booking of municipal sports fields including procedure, scheduling, and fee schedule for user groups.

Policy RD-4 — Summer Day Camp Program Fees

Summary: Sets fee schedule for the Village's Summer Day Camp program; adopted by council February 20, 2019.

Policy RD-5 — Little Fingers Program Fees

Summary: Sets fee schedule for the Little Fingers early-childhood recreation program.

Policy RD-7 — NMES Booking Procedures and Regulations

Summary: Governs booking procedures and regulations for the New Maryland Elementary School facility for community use.

Policy RD-8 — Liability Waiver Form

Summary: Standard liability waiver required for recreation program participants.

Recreation Policies — Village of New Maryland (index page)

Summary: Index listing nine adopted recreation policies (RD-1 through RD-14) covering field booking, day camp fees, program fees, facility booking, liability waivers, advertising sponsorship, community billboard, community garden rules, and street banner guidelines.


Answer: The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Policy RD-10 — Community Billboard Policy; Policy RD-14 — Street/Highway Banner Policy; Policy RD-9 — Advertising Sponsorship Policy 2010, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy RD-10 — Community Billboard Policy

Summary: Sets rules for use of the community bulletin board for public notices and announcements.

Policy RD-14 — Street/Highway Banner Policy

Summary: Governs placement of street and highway banners for community events and announcements.

Policy RD-9 — Advertising Sponsorship Policy 2010

Summary: Governs advertising and sponsorship arrangements for municipal recreation facilities and programs.


Answer: The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Climate Change Adaptation Strategy — Village of New Maryland, verified 2026-06-07.

Climate Change Adaptation Strategy — Village of New Maryland

Summary: Formal adaptation strategy (Stantec, Feb 2019) identifying climate risks and mitigation actions; developed under NB Environmental Trust Fund, linked to Municipal Plan amendments.


Answer: The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Asset Management Plan — Village of New Maryland, verified 2026-06-07.

Asset Management Plan — Village of New Maryland

Summary: Comprehensive infrastructure asset management plan adopted by council June 20, 2018; covers municipal assets and lifecycle management.


Answer: The Village of New Maryland, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Municipal Plan By-law 03-2019 — Village of New Maryland; Policy RD-11 — Community Garden Rules and Regulations; Strategic Plan 2024–2029 — Village of New Maryland, verified 2026-06-07.

Municipal Plan By-law 03-2019 — Village of New Maryland

Summary: Official land use and growth management plan under the NB Community Planning Act; enacted April 17, 2019, with Future Land Use Map (Nov 2019 update).

Policy RD-11 — Community Garden Rules and Regulations

Summary: Governs use of the Village's community garden plots including rules, responsibilities, and regulations for plot holders.

Strategic Plan 2024–2029 — Village of New Maryland

Summary: Five-year strategic plan adopted by council August 21, 2024; sets vision, mission, values and strategic goals to guide municipal decisions and service delivery.


Answer: New Maryland, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 2025-03 — Arrêté concernant le contrôle des chiens, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 2025-03 — Arrêté concernant le contrôle des chiens

Summary: Dog-control bylaw for the Municipality of Nouvelle-Arcadie; establishes licensing, mandatory rabies vaccination, and owner responsibility. Repeals former Rogersville arrêté 93-02. Third reading and adoption 9 September 2025.


Answer: Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has no parking & snow bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêté de circulation 2015-02 (Village de Rogersville)

Summary: Predecessor Village of Rogersville traffic/parking/street-use bylaw. Demoted from primary: the linked PDF now returns HTTP 404 (dead link on the index) and could not be opened/confirmed.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 2025-01 — Arrêté relatif aux lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 2025-01 — Arrêté relatif aux lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Bilingual bylaw of the Municipality of Nouvelle-Arcadie regulating dangerous or unsightly premises; enables enforcement against unsafe or blighted properties. Adoption date on signed copy is handwritten (2025) and not machine-readable.


Answer: In the Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick, where allowed: Rue Industrielle, rue Guillaume (Annexe A), rue Saint-Paul between rue Principale and western limit of former Rogersville municipality (Annexe B).; helmet or age rules: Conducteurs et occupants doivent satisfaire aux normes de la Loi sur les véhicules à moteurs et hors route, notamment porter un casque.. Source: Arrêté 001-2024 — Arrêté désignant des parties de routes accessibles aux véhicules hors routes, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 001-2024 — Arrêté désignant des parties de routes accessibles aux véhicules hors routes

Summary: Designates road sections in Nouvelle-Arcadie (Acadieville, Collette, Pleasant Ridge, Rogersville, Rosaireville) open to off-highway vehicles under the OHV Act; sets club-membership, registration, and equipment requirements. Third reading and adoption 14 May 2024.

Rue Industrielle, rue Guillaume (Annexe A), rue Saint-Paul between rue Principale and western limit of former Rogersville municipality (Annexe B).

Conducteurs et occupants doivent satisfaire aux normes de la Loi sur les véhicules à moteurs et hors route, notamment porter un casque.


Answer: Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêtés et politiques municipales — Nouvelle-Arcadie

Summary: Official arrêtés index page for the Municipality of Nouvelle-Arcadie hosted at rogersvillenb.com; lists adopted bylaws and policies with PDF links.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 2021-01 — Politique d'achats ou vente de biens ou services (Procurement of Goods & Services), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2021-01 — Politique d'achats ou vente de biens ou services (Procurement of Goods & Services)

Summary: Governs municipal procurement and sale of goods and services; sets rules for purchasing authority, competitive processes, and vendor selection.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 2021-02 — Couches lavables (Reusable Diaper Subsidy Policy), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2021-02 — Couches lavables (Reusable Diaper Subsidy Policy)

Summary: Municipal subsidy program for reusable cloth diapers; sets eligibility, application process, and subsidy amounts for residents.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 2017-01 — Location de salle communautaire (Community Hall Rental Policy), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2017-01 — Location de salle communautaire (Community Hall Rental Policy)

Summary: Governs rental of the municipal community hall; sets eligibility, booking procedures, fees, and rules for users.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Politique 2016-01 — Santé et sécurité (Health & Safety Policy); Politique 2018-01 — Véhicules municipaux (Municipal Vehicles Policy); Politique 2019-01 — Prévention de harcèlement au travail (Workplace Harassment Prevention Policy); Politique 2019-02 — Prévention de violence au travail (Workplace Violence Prevention Policy); Politique 2021-01 — Travail seul.e (Solo Work Policy), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2016-01 — Santé et sécurité (Health & Safety Policy)

Summary: Workplace health and safety policy setting the municipality's commitments, responsibilities, and procedures to protect employees and volunteers.

Politique 2018-01 — Véhicules municipaux (Municipal Vehicles Policy)

Summary: Governs use of municipal vehicles by employees; sets rules for authorized use, maintenance responsibilities, and conduct while operating town vehicles.

Politique 2019-01 — Prévention de harcèlement au travail (Workplace Harassment Prevention Policy)

Summary: Workplace policy prohibiting harassment and setting prevention, reporting, and investigation procedures for municipal employees.

Politique 2019-02 — Prévention de violence au travail (Workplace Violence Prevention Policy)

Summary: Workplace policy prohibiting violence and setting prevention, reporting, and response procedures for municipal employees.

Politique 2021-01 — Travail seul.e (Solo Work Policy)

Summary: Workplace health and safety policy governing procedures and precautions when municipal employees work alone.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 2019-04 — Politique de gestion des actifs (Asset Management Policy), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2019-04 — Politique de gestion des actifs (Asset Management Policy)

Summary: Governs lifecycle management of municipal infrastructure assets; sets principles for planning, maintenance and renewal.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 2019-03 — Politique de plaintes (Complaint Handling Policy), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2019-03 — Politique de plaintes (Complaint Handling Policy)

Summary: Sets procedures for receiving, investigating, and resolving complaints from residents about municipal services and staff.


Answer: The Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 2020-01 — Politique culturelle (Cultural Policy), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 2020-01 — Politique culturelle (Cultural Policy)

Summary: Municipal cultural policy setting vision and priorities for arts, heritage, and cultural development in the community.

Arrêtés et politiques municipales — Village de Nouvelle-Arcadie (index page)

Summary: Combined bylaws and policies index page for Nouvelle-Arcadie (formerly Rogersville); lists 11 politiques (policies) and 15 arrêtés (bylaws) with PDF links.


Answer: Nouvelle-Arcadie, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 11:00 pm - 7:00 am daily; construction hours: 7:00 am - 11:00 pm (construction with mechanical devices requires written permission outside these hours); exemptions: Town employees on essential/emergency work, indoor athletics, Council-authorized traditional/festive/religious activities, parades, emergency vehicles; fines: $50-$75 (general offences); $150-$200 (fighting); minimum $250 for fighting if unpaid. Source: By-Law 313 — Noise, Nuisance and Disturbance (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 313 — Noise, Nuisance and Disturbance (Consolidated)

Summary: Consolidated bylaw of the Town of Oromocto relating to noise, nuisance and disturbance. Base By-law 313 dates to 16 July 1998 with later amendments; consolidated text states no single adoption date.

7:00 am - 11:00 pm (construction with mechanical devices requires written permission outside these hours)

Town employees on essential/emergency work, indoor athletics, Council-authorized traditional/festive/religious activities, parades, emergency vehicles

$50-$75 (general offences); $150-$200 (fighting); minimum $250 for fighting if unpaid

s. 2.a.5 "between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am"

s. 3.d "between the hours of 11:00 pm and 7:00 am, without permission in writing from the Technical Officer"


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: No owner shall allow their animal to be running at large; animals off-owner's property must be secured by a leash or harness.. Source: By-Law 517 — Control of Animals, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 517 — Control of Animals

Summary: Establishes control of animals in the Town of Oromocto under s.10(1)(k) of the Local Governance Act; covers licensing and management of dogs and other animals.

No owner shall allow their animal to be running at large; animals off-owner's property must be secured by a leash or harness.

s. 4(1): "Every person who becomes the owner of a dog...must register their dog"

s. 3(1); s. 1(12): "not secured by a leash or harness"

By-Law 517-A — Amendment to Control of Animals By-Law 517

Summary: Amends By-Law 517 (animal control) for the Town of Oromocto, repealing and replacing Section 5 subsection 2).


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, permit required: False; allowed conditions: Fire Dept educational/training fires; cooking on a BBQ; outdoor wood burning appliance meeting distance, fuel, supervision, and no-smoke conditions.; fines: Voluntary payment $140; on summary conviction minimum $140, maximum $1,100; permit required: True. Source: By-Law 533 — Prevention of Fires; By-Law 540 — Prevention of Fires, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 533 — Prevention of Fires

Summary: Town of Oromocto bylaw relating to the prevention of fires; regulates open burning and fire safety.

Fire Dept educational/training fires; cooking on a BBQ; outdoor wood burning appliance meeting distance, fuel, supervision, and no-smoke conditions.

Voluntary payment $140; on summary conviction minimum $140, maximum $1,100

By-Law 540 — Prevention of Fires

Summary: Updated Town of Oromocto bylaw relating to the prevention of fires under the Local Governance Act 2017; regulates open burning and fire safety, supplementing/superseding By-Law 533.

Cooking fires (BBQ/smoker), propane/natural gas recreational fires, and wood-burning appliance recreational fires with a permit are allowed.


Answer: The Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law 505 — Subdivision; By-Law 522 — Zoning, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 505 — Subdivision

Summary: Town of Oromocto Subdivision By-law 505 under the Community Planning Act; establishes lot creation, street layout, and servicing requirements.

By-Law 522 — Zoning

Summary: Town of Oromocto Zoning By-law 522; governs land use, zones, permitted uses, and development standards.


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, fines: $80 voluntary payment (before charge laid); $100 voluntary payment (after charge laid, before plea hearing); or Category "B" offence on summary conviction; fines: voluntary payment of $80 (before charge laid); $100 (after charge laid); or Category "B" offence fine on summary conviction (general offences); $150/$200/minimum $250 up to Category "C" maximum (Designated Trucking Routes offences). Source: By-Law 501 — Streets, Sidewalks and Public Spaces; By-Law 502 — Traffic, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 501 — Streets, Sidewalks and Public Spaces

Summary: Town of Oromocto bylaw relating to streets, sidewalks and public spaces; includes parking and street-use rules under the Motor Vehicle Act.

$80 voluntary payment (before charge laid); $100 voluntary payment (after charge laid, before plea hearing); or Category "B" offence on summary conviction

By-Law 502 — Traffic

Summary: Town of Oromocto bylaw relating to traffic; establishes traffic control and parking rules on municipal roads.

voluntary payment of $80 (before charge laid); $100 (after charge laid); or Category "B" offence fine on summary conviction (general offences); $150/$200/minimum $250 up to Category "C" maximum (Designated Trucking Routes offences)


Answer: The Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 515 — Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 515 — Unsightly Premises

Summary: Registered copy of Town of Oromocto By-Law 515 (unsightly/dangerous premises). Single-page scan of a registered copy; body text not OCR-confirmable, but file and index identify it as By-Law 515 Unsightly Premises.


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, billing basis: metered. Source: By-Law 537 — Water and Sanitary Sewerage Services, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 537 — Water and Sanitary Sewerage Services

Summary: Town of Oromocto bylaw relating to water and sanitary sewerage services under the Local Governance Act; covers connections, metering, billing, and prohibited discharges.


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, collection schedule: once weekly; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: 65 litres to 125 litres container (loaded to less than 20 kg) or 36 litres to 55 litres bag (loaded maximum of 20 kg); 295 litres to 430 litres wheeled; accepted or banned: Bulky items, household hazardous waste, and recyclables prohibited from curbside garbage collection.. Source: By-Law 538 – A By-Law Relating to Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 538 – A By-Law Relating to Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Other Material

Summary: Town of Oromocto bylaw 538 governing the collection and disposal of garbage and other solid waste material within the town.

65 litres to 125 litres container (loaded to less than 20 kg) or 36 litres to 55 litres bag (loaded maximum of 20 kg); 295 litres to 430 litres wheeled

Bulky items, household hazardous waste, and recyclables prohibited from curbside garbage collection.


Answer: In the Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Transient vehicle vendors and transient traders selling merchandise in the Municipality; fee: Transient Vehicle Vendor: $140 a day to a maximum of $560 per event and $2,240 per calendar year; Transient Trader: $10 per day to a maximum of $100 per calendar year; renewal: Transient vehicle vendors: max 4 days per event, reissued for each subsequent event, max 4 events per calendar year; Transient traders: no more than 120 days total per calendar year. Source: By-Law 503 – A By-Law Relating to Transient Traders and Businesses in the Town of Oromocto, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 503 – A By-Law Relating to Transient Traders and Businesses in the Town of Oromocto

Summary: Town of Oromocto bylaw 503 regulating transient traders and businesses operating on a temporary or itinerant basis within the town.

Transient vehicle vendors and transient traders selling merchandise in the Municipality

Transient Vehicle Vendor: $140 a day to a maximum of $560 per event and $2,240 per calendar year; Transient Trader: $10 per day to a maximum of $100 per calendar year

Transient vehicle vendors: max 4 days per event, reissued for each subsequent event, max 4 events per calendar year; Transient traders: no more than 120 days total per calendar year


Answer: Oromocto, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index — Town of Oromocto

Summary: Official bylaws listing page for the Town of Oromocto, organized by category with PDF links.


Answer: The Town of Oromocto, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Oromocto Economic Development Strategy 2025 — Town of Oromocto, verified 2026-06-07.

Oromocto Economic Development Strategy 2025 — Town of Oromocto

Summary: Economic development strategy prepared by Ignite and presented to Town of Oromocto Council (document marked last modified Feb 7, 2025). Sets strategic priorities and actions for economic growth. Document presents itself as proposed; council adoption per official Facebook post, not stated in document, so adopted_date left null.

Business Development Organizations page — Town of Oromocto

Summary: Landing page referencing the Economic Development Strategy 2025 PDF and listing development partner organizations.

By-Laws page — Town of Oromocto (index; no standalone policies listed)

Summary: Comprehensive listing of 65+ bylaws. No standalone administrative policies are co-listed on this page; corporate policies appear to reside on password-protected intranet.


Answer: Oromocto, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Quispamsis, New Brunswick has no dogs & animal control bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Animal Control By-Law No. 052

Summary: Quispamsis animal control bylaw (number 052), replacing former By-Law 031; enforcement via NB SPCA. Number confirmed via official pages; document not openable (Laserfiche JS portal).


Answer: Quispamsis, New Brunswick has no zoning & land use bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Building By-Law No. 055 (Schedule A — Fees)

Summary: Directly-hosted Schedule A (permit fees and refundable deposits) of Quispamsis Building By-Law 055. Confirms the building bylaw exists, but this PDF is only the fee schedule, not the adopted bylaw body.

Municipal Plan By-Law No. 054

Summary: Quispamsis Municipal Plan bylaw (number 054), companion to Zoning By-Law 038. Number confirmed via official public notice; document not openable (Laserfiche JS portal).

Subdivision By-Law No. 035

Summary: Quispamsis subdivision bylaw (number 035) governing land subdivision. Number referenced on official site; document not openable (Laserfiche JS portal).

Zoning By-Law No. 038

Summary: Quispamsis zoning bylaw (number 038) governing land-use zones; actively amended. Number confirmed via official quispamsis.ca pages and public notices, but the bylaw document itself could not be opened (Laserfiche JS portal).


Answer: Quispamsis, New Brunswick has no water & sewer bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Water Utility By-Law No. 024

Summary: Quispamsis water utility bylaw (number 024) governing connection to municipal water service. Number referenced on official site; document not openable (Laserfiche JS portal).


Answer: Quispamsis, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Bylaws Index — Town of Quispamsis (Laserfiche portal)

Summary: Official Quispamsis bylaws landing page linking to a JavaScript-only Laserfiche portal hosting all bylaws. Individual bylaw PDFs are not directly fetchable; the portal requires JS rendering/session.


Answer: The Town of Quispamsis, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Privacy and Information Protection (RTIPPA), verified 2026-06-07.

Privacy and Information Protection (RTIPPA)

Summary: Sets out how the Town manages personal information in accordance with the NB Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act; includes an RTIPPA request form.


Answer: The Town of Quispamsis, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Asset Management Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Asset Management Policy

Summary: Governs the Town of Quispamsis's approach to managing municipal infrastructure and assets, establishing principles for lifecycle planning, decision-making, and capital investment.


Answer: The Town of Quispamsis, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Community Strategic Plan; Housing Action Strategy (adopted April 14, 2025); Memorial and Dedication Program Policy (074); Municipal Development Plan; Quispamsis Traffic Calming Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Community Strategic Plan

Summary: Guides all decision-making for the Town of Quispamsis recognizing community needs, goals, and desires.

Housing Action Strategy (adopted April 14, 2025)

Summary: Adopted strategy to understand and address housing supply challenges in Quispamsis; includes stakeholder engagement findings and actionable steps.

Memorial and Dedication Program Policy (074)

Summary: Governs applications to dedicate memorials in Town playgrounds and parks; sets eligibility criteria and naming process. Approved by Council January 18, 2022.

Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Comprehensive policy document governing management of development within the Town of Quispamsis.

Quispamsis Traffic Calming Policy

Summary: Defines when and how the Town will apply traffic calming measures in neighbourhoods to reduce speed, improve safety, and restore roadways to their intended function.

Municipal Plans — policies and plans index

Summary: Index page listing all adopted plans and policies for the Town of Quispamsis, including asset management, transportation, and strategic planning documents.


Answer: Quispamsis, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, construction hours: 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday; exemptions: Town/provincial employees on duty, athletic activities in parks, authorized special events, church bells, emergency vehicles, snow/garbage removal, commercial vehicles on truck routes, golf course, public transit; fines: minimum $250, not to exceed maximum under Category C offense. Source: By-Law 700-31 — Prevention of Excessive Noise, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 700-31 — Prevention of Excessive Noise

Summary: A by-law relating to the prevention of excessive noise in the Town of Riverview. Third reading/enacted 8 June 2020. (Office consolidation copy.)

Town/provincial employees on duty, athletic activities in parks, authorized special events, church bells, emergency vehicles, snow/garbage removal, commercial vehicles on truck routes, golf course, public transit

minimum $250, not to exceed maximum under Category C offense

Exceptions s. 1(g): 'Construction equipment between 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday'

Enforcement & Offences s. 2: 'minimum fine of two hundred and fifty dollar ($250) and not to exceed the maximum amount payable under Part II of the Provincial Offense Procedures Act as a Category C offense'


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $30.00 non-neutered/non-spayed; $15.00 neutered/spayed; no fee for Service Animal; leash rule: No Owner shall permit an Animal to be Running at Large (not secured by a Leash in a public place or on premises not owned by the Owner).; fines: $50.00–$500.00 (voluntary payment $50–$200; conviction $100–$500). Source: By-Law 600-05-05 — Control of Animals, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 600-05-05 — Control of Animals

Summary: A by-law relating to the control of animals in the Town of Riverview; licensing, leashing, and impoundment. Third reading/enacted 8 June 2020.

$30.00 non-neutered/non-spayed; $15.00 neutered/spayed; no fee for Service Animal

No Owner shall permit an Animal to be Running at Large (not secured by a Leash in a public place or on premises not owned by the Owner).


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, allowed conditions: Outdoor wood burning appliances may be used if manufactured guidelines followed, proper construction, water source available, supervised by adult, dry seasoned firewood only, 3m clearance, no provincial burn ban.; fines: not less than $240.00 and not more than $5,200.00. Source: By-Law 500-11 — Fire Protection, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 500-11 — Fire Protection

Summary: A by-law respecting fire protection of the inhabitants of the Town of Riverview; repealed prior 2010 bylaw. Third reading/enacted 14 April 2020.

Outdoor wood burning appliances may be used if manufactured guidelines followed, proper construction, water source available, supervised by adult, dry seasoned firewood only, 3m clearance, no provincial burn ban.

not less than $240.00 and not more than $5,200.00


Answer: The Town of Riverview, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law 300-34 — Municipal Plan; By-Law 300-8 — Zoning By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 300-34 — Municipal Plan

Summary: Town of Riverview Municipal Plan bylaw, companion to Zoning By-Law 300-8; replaces the prior Municipal Development Plan. Read third time and enacted 10 November 2025.

By-Law 300-8 — Zoning By-Law

Summary: New Riverview zoning bylaw replacing By-Law 300-7; covers land-use zones, mixed-use, accessory dwelling units, and growth areas. Adopted 10 November 2025 (per official Town news release and companion Municipal Plan 300-34); the registered PDF's reading-date fields are blank.


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No parking on any street between 0000 and 0700 hr on any day from December 1 to April 1; fines: not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) and not more than one hundred twenty five dollars ($125.00). Source: By-Law 700-12-01 — Traffic, Parking and the Use of Streets (Consolidated), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 700-12-01 — Traffic, Parking and the Use of Streets (Consolidated)

Summary: Regulates traffic, parking and street use in the Town of Riverview, including winter (1 Dec–1 Apr) snow-removal parking restrictions. Third reading/enacted 12 January 2026.

No parking on any street between 0000 and 0700 hr on any day from December 1 to April 1

not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) and not more than one hundred twenty five dollars ($125.00)


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, enforcement: Written notice to owner/occupier specifying required work and deadline; municipality may carry out the work itself at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property; failure to comply is a category F offence with minimum $1,000 fine for landlords leasing dwellings; emergency measures may be taken without prior notice.. Source: By-Law 300-55 — Maintenance and Occupancy of Residential Properties, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 300-40-1 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Governs dangerous or unsightly premises in the Town of Riverview; replaced By-Law 300-40 (2004). Ordained and passed 25 June 2007.

By-Law 300-55 — Maintenance and Occupancy of Residential Properties

Summary: Sets minimum maintenance and occupancy standards for residential properties in Riverview. Third reading 9 July 2007.

Written notice to owner/occupier specifying required work and deadline; municipality may carry out the work itself at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property; failure to comply is a category F offence with minimum $1,000 fine for landlords leasing dwellings; emergency measures may be taken without prior notice.


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered. Source: By-Law 400-25-02 — Respecting Water and Sewerage Systems, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 400-25-02 — Respecting Water and Sewerage Systems

Summary: Regulates connection and use of Riverview's municipal water and sewerage systems. Third reading/enacted 14 September 2020.


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, collection schedule: Weekly collection for residential dwellings; three streams (Organics, Recyclables, Garbage) on schedule set in Schedule F; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Each bag/container must not weigh more than 20 kilograms (44 pounds); one bulky item in addition to Garbage every second week; accepted or banned: Non-collectible: explosive/combustible materials, construction debris, tree limbs >1 inch diameter, syringes, animal carcasses, hazardous waste, tires, radioactive materials, ashes. Source: By-Law 400-15-05 — Collection and Disposal of Waste, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 400-15-05 — Collection and Disposal of Waste

Summary: Governs waste collection and disposal in the Town of Riverview. Third reading/enacted 11 October 2022.

Weekly collection for residential dwellings; three streams (Organics, Recyclables, Garbage) on schedule set in Schedule F

Each bag/container must not weigh more than 20 kilograms (44 pounds); one bulky item in addition to Garbage every second week

Non-collectible: explosive/combustible materials, construction debris, tree limbs >1 inch diameter, syringes, animal carcasses, hazardous waste, tires, radioactive materials, ashes


Answer: In the Town of Riverview, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Persons selling goods directly to consumers other than at their place of business by sample, card, specimen or otherwise; fee: $100.00 per year; renewal: valid from January 1st to December 31st of that calendar year. Source: By-Law 600-10 Pedlars; By-Law 700-60 Licensing and Regulating the Erection and Use of Portable Signs, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 600-10 Pedlars

Summary: Regulates and licenses peddlers operating within the Town of Riverview. Adopted September 8, 2014.

Persons selling goods directly to consumers other than at their place of business by sample, card, specimen or otherwise

valid from January 1st to December 31st of that calendar year

By-Law 700-60 Licensing and Regulating the Erection and Use of Portable Signs

Summary: Licenses and regulates the erection and use of portable signs in Riverview, covering signage location, type, size, and permitted duration. Effective April 2019.

Persons erecting portable signs on lands owned, rented, leased or occupied by them (sandwich signs exempt)

A permit issued hereunder expires on March 31st of the year following the year it was issued, except for a special permit which expires 30 days from the date of issuance


Answer: Riverview, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index — Town of Riverview

Summary: Official index of Town of Riverview by-laws with direct PDF links across regulatory, land-use, licensing, public-works, and administrative categories.


Answer: The Town of Riverview, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Mill Creek Nature Park Master Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

Mill Creek Nature Park Master Plan

Summary: Master plan for Mill Creek Nature Park developed through community consultation including school and town hall workshops. Document dated March 2023.


Answer: The Town of Riverview, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Town of Riverview Policy on the Protection of Personal Information and Privacy, verified 2026-06-07.

Town of Riverview Policy on the Protection of Personal Information and Privacy

Summary: Governs how the Town collects, uses, and protects personal information; aligns with PIPEDA and the NB Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (RTIPPA). Document states Date Approved November 9, 2015.


Answer: The Town of Riverview, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: 2024 Community Economic Development Strategy; Active Transportation Plan; Integrated Community Sustainability Plan (ICSP); Strategic Plan 2021-2026, verified 2026-06-07.

2024 Community Economic Development Strategy

Summary: Strategy developed with community input to guide smart growth and economic development for the Town of Riverview.

Active Transportation Plan

Summary: Long-term plan guiding development of commuter and recreational walking, cycling, and transit networks in Riverview; includes infrastructure recommendations and design standards. Document dated March 22, 2013.

Integrated Community Sustainability Plan (ICSP)

Summary: Blueprint for sustainability across waste management, local food, transportation, energy, and nature conservation, prepared by the Envision Riverview Committee.

Strategic Plan 2021-2026

Summary: Council-adopted six-year strategic plan guiding all Town of Riverview priorities and decision-making from 2021 to 2026.

Town Hall — policies and plans hub

Summary: Hub page linking to all Town of Riverview governance and policy sections including by-laws, corporate plans, privacy, and rates.


Answer: Riverview, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: 25 $ (non stérilisé); 15 $ (stérilisé ou stérilisation contre-indiquée); 200 $ (chien dangereux); leash rule: Owner must keep dog on leash in all public places.; max animals: Maximum 3 dogs over 20 weeks per dwelling. Source: Arrêté No. 009-00-2024 — Arrêté sur le contrôle des chiens, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 009-00-2024 — Arrêté sur le contrôle des chiens

Summary: Dog control bylaw regulating ownership, dangerous dogs, bites and number of dogs. Adopted 18 June 2024 (OCR confirmed).

25 $ (non stérilisé); 15 $ (stérilisé ou stérilisation contre-indiquée); 200 $ (chien dangereux)

Owner must keep dog on leash in all public places.

Maximum 3 dogs over 20 weeks per dwelling

s. 3.2 — « tenir son chien en laisse dans les endroits publics »

s. 9.1 — « plus de trois (3) chiens de plus de vingt (20) semaines »

s. 11.1, 11.2, 11.3 — « amende allant de cinquante (50 $) à mille un cent dix (1 110 $) dollars »


Answer: In the Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: ministère des Ressources naturelles; allowed conditions: Campfires (feux de camp) exempt from permit; all outdoor fires must follow fire-index directives from ministère des Ressources naturelles, région de Gloucester.. Source: Arrêté No. 005-00-2024 — Arrêté sur la protection contre les incendies, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 005-00-2024 — Arrêté sur la protection contre les incendies

Summary: Fire protection bylaw including a 'Feux en plein air' (open-air fires) section. Adopted 19 March 2024 (OCR of scanned PDF confirmed title, open-burning provisions, and date).

Campfires (feux de camp) exempt from permit; all outdoor fires must follow fire-index directives from ministère des Ressources naturelles, région de Gloucester.

s. 48: "doit détenir un permis de brûlage valable auprès du ministère des Ressources naturelles"

s. 48: "permis de brûlage valable auprès du ministère des Ressources naturelles"

s. 47–48: campfire exempt; "respecter les directives d'indice des feux émises par le ministère"


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 4 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No. 002-00-2023 — Arrêté sur le lotissement; Arrêté No. 012-00-2026 — Arrêté de construction de Rivière-du-Nord; Arrêté No. 06-2025 — Arrêté modifiant le plan municipal de Saint-Léolin; Arrêté No. 07-2025 — Arrêté modifiant l'Arrêté de zonage de Saint-Léolin, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 002-00-2023 — Arrêté sur le lotissement

Summary: Subdivision (lotissement) bylaw for Rivière-du-Nord governing land subdivision. Adopted 20 June 2023 (OCR confirmed).

Arrêté No. 012-00-2026 — Arrêté de construction de Rivière-du-Nord

Summary: Building construction bylaw governing construction standards and permits; cross-references the zoning bylaw. Third reading and adoption 17 February 2026 (OCR confirmed).

Arrêté No. 06-2025 — Arrêté modifiant le plan municipal de Saint-Léolin

Summary: Amends the predecessor Saint-Léolin municipal plan (No. 26-2006), still in force under Rivière-du-Nord. Adopted 20 May 2025 (OCR confirmed). Companion to 07-2025.

Arrêté No. 07-2025 — Arrêté modifiant l'Arrêté de zonage de Saint-Léolin

Summary: Amends the predecessor Saint-Léolin zoning bylaw (No. 27-2006), still in force under Rivière-du-Nord. Third reading and adoption 20 May 2025, resolution 2025-028 (OCR confirmed).

Arrêté N° 2026-XX — Arrêté de zonage de Rivière-du-Nord (projet)

Summary: Proposed comprehensive zoning bylaw for the amalgamated municipality. OCR shows the document is numbered '2026-XX' with all three reading dates blank — it is a draft published (announced) 17 Feb 2026, not yet adopted. Demoted from confirmed adopted primary to draft; date is the news-post publication date, not an adoption date.


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No. 001-00-2023 — Arrêté sur les lieux inesthétiques et dangereux, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 001-00-2023 — Arrêté sur les lieux inesthétiques et dangereux

Summary: Regulates unsightly and dangerous premises in Rivière-du-Nord; property maintenance, hazard removal, enforcement. Third reading and adoption 21 March 2023 (OCR of scanned PDF).


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté 007-00-2024 concernant les frais municipaux généraux, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 007-00-2024 concernant les frais municipaux généraux

Summary: Rivière-du-Nord municipal general fees bylaw (2024), setting charges for municipal services and activities. Uploaded March 2024; exact council adoption date not stated on the index page.


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No. 011-00-2025 — Arrêté concernant la redevance sur l'hébergement touristique, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 011-00-2025 — Arrêté concernant la redevance sur l'hébergement touristique

Summary: Imposes a 3.5% tourism accommodation levy (redevance) on stays up to 31 days. Recategorized from short_term_rental to other: this is a bed/marketing levy tax, not an STR regulation. Adopted 20 January 2026 (OCR confirmed).

Politiques et arrêtés — Ville de Rivière-du-Nord

Summary: Official index of Rivière-du-Nord arrêtés and policies with direct PDF links; lists arrêtés adopted since incorporation Jan 1 2023.


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: P-008 — Achat ou vente de biens ou de services (Procurement), verified 2026-06-07.

P-008 — Achat ou vente de biens ou de services (Procurement)

Summary: Governs the purchase or sale of goods and services by the Town; establishes procurement procedures. Part of the Municipalité de Rivière-du-Nord policy manual; document dated 2024-05-21.


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: P-006 — Dons et subventions aux individus et groupes (Donations and Grants), verified 2026-06-07.

P-006 — Dons et subventions aux individus et groupes (Donations and Grants)

Summary: Governs Town donations and grants to individuals and community groups; sets eligibility and application criteria.


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: P-001 — Frais de déplacement pour les employés et les élus municipaux (Travel Expenses); P-005 — Participation lors d'événements dans la vie des employés et élus (Life Events); P-007 — Santé et sécurité au travail (Occupational Health and Safety), verified 2026-06-07.

P-001 — Frais de déplacement pour les employés et les élus municipaux (Travel Expenses)

Summary: Governs reimbursement of travel expenses for Town employees and elected officials. Part of the Municipalité de Rivière-du-Nord policy and procedures manual; document dated 2024-06-18.

P-005 — Participation lors d'événements dans la vie des employés et élus (Life Events)

Summary: Policy on the Town's participation in life events (births, deaths, milestones) of employees, elected officials, and centenarians.

P-007 — Santé et sécurité au travail (Occupational Health and Safety)

Summary: Sets out the Town's occupational health and safety obligations and procedures for all staff. Part of the Municipalité de Rivière-du-Nord policy manual; document dated 2024-06-18.


Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: P-003 — Tarifs et honoraires (Rates and Fees), verified 2026-06-07.

P-003 — Tarifs et honoraires (Rates and Fees)

Summary: Establishes the schedule of municipal rates and fees charged for Town services. Part of the Municipalité de Rivière-du-Nord policy manual; document dated 2023-03-21.